World-leaders in Cryptography - Srini Devadas

Overview

Join MIT Professor Srini Devadas as he delves into the world of applied cryptography, computer security, and architecture. Known for his groundbreaking work, Professor Devadas has invented Physical Unclonable Functions (PUFs) and spearheaded secure processor designs, shaping the future of secure computing.

This event, brought to you on YouTube, opens the door to the insights and innovations of one of the leading figures in cryptography today.

Ideal for enthusiasts and professionals in artificial intelligence and computer science, this session offers a unique opportunity to learn from a pioneer in the field.

Syllabus

• Course Introduction
Overview of Applied Cryptography
Introduction to Professor Srini Devadas and Key Contributions
• Basics of Cryptography
Fundamental Cryptographic Principles
Symmetric and Asymmetric Cryptography
Hash Functions and Digital Signatures
• Physical Unclonable Functions (PUFs)
Definition and Characteristics of PUFs
Applications of PUFs in Security
Design and Implementation Challenges
• Secure Processor Designs
Architecture of Secure Processors
Role in Data Protection and Privacy
Case Studies: Secure Processor Designs by Professor Devadas
• Advanced Cryptographic Techniques
Homomorphic Encryption
Post-Quantum Cryptography
Blockchain Technology and Cryptographic Applications
• Computer Security Landscape
Threat Models and Security Attacks
Security Protocols and Best Practices
Cryptography in Internet Security
• Applied Cryptography Case Studies
Real-world Applications and Innovations
Case Study: MIT Research and Development Initiatives
• Current Trends and Future Directions
Emerging Cryptographic Technologies
The Role of Cryptography in AI and Machine Learning
Future Challenges in Cryptography
• Final Project and Course Review
Project: Cryptographic Implementation or Research
Review and Discussion of Key Learnings
Feedback and Evaluation

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Subjects

Computer Science